Mopar 06511076AA M10 Bracket to Frame Rivnut Nutsert?

[Yellow Cake Kid]

Hi,
Are the Mopar 06511076AA M10 Bracket to Frame Rivnut Nutserts removable and reusable or are they more or less permanently wedged into your frame after an initial tightening of the bolt that threads in to them?

https://www.quadratec.com/p/mopar/front-lower-skid-plate-nutsert-jl-06511076AA

Thank you!



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[Grimmjpr]

They are removable with a drill, but they are not reusable and designed to be permanent for the most part.

 

[Yellow Cake Kid]

Thank you for the helpful info.

Thank you!

 

[cafecito820]

Hi,
Are the Mopar 06511076AA M10 Bracket to Frame Rivnut Nutserts removable and reusable or are they more or less permanently wedged into your frame after an initial tightening of the bolt that threads in to them?

https://www.quadratec.com/p/mopar/front-lower-skid-plate-nutsert-jl-06511076AA

Thank you!



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Sorry for the necro, but I am about to order some of these as well. You really just screw the bolt in to install them? No special tool or installer needed?

 

[SH556JL]

Sorry for the necro, but I am about to order some of these as well. You really just screw the bolt in to install them? No special tool or installer needed?

I suggest exploring YouTube, as I’m sure there’s very videos showing different methods. But yes, you could use a bolt and nut to install them or buy an inexpensive tool to install them.. I have a tool I picked up from Harbor Freight that works well, about $30 if I recall.

 

[cafecito820]

I suggest exploring YouTube, as I’m sure there’s very videos showing different methods. But yes, you could use a bolt and nut to install them or buy an inexpensive tool to install them.. I have a tool I picked up from Harbor Freight that works well, about $30 if I recall.

I've watched quite a few videos on rivnuts, but these look different. Most of the ones I see collapse in behind the surface with the pressure of the gun. These have a hex shape, no clear weak point, and there's very little info on the web about them that I could find.

Edit: This looks to be pretty similar. It's a hex hole in an FCA truck.

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